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In reply to the discussion: ‘Til Death Do Us Part: Inside the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Domestic Violence Exposé [View all]historylovr
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‘Til Death Do Us Part: Inside the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Domestic Violence Exposé [View all]
niyad
Apr 2015
OP
"I didn’t realize that women are most at risk of being killed when they try to leave"
dixiegrrrrl
Apr 2015
#2
come on, it is mostly just women we are talking about here. not like we are important
niyad
Apr 2015
#9
oh, awesome!!!! when I went to bed, it looked as if it hadn't helped.
BlancheSplanchnik
Apr 2015
#35
I've always thought women would get taken more seriously if we acted out more.
BlancheSplanchnik
Apr 2015
#32
I guess we have to keep waiting for our turn. that is what we were told during the
niyad
Apr 2015
#40
the only bill that got passed was for protection of the pets left in the hands of abusers
Kali
Apr 2015
#27
I started reading it yesterday and it's obvious why it won the Pulitzer
riderinthestorm
Apr 2015
#46
kick. where are our allies? shouldn't there be more people around here who care
BlancheSplanchnik
Apr 2015
#48
I know you have noticed how little response women's issues get, everywhere, even on
niyad
Apr 2015
#51